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thia sort Of work, and I will tell you what
happened. We aAid to them: = My irlcnli
YOU are too bravo D man for thia sort icl
businees, Y ou SEQ whs. Ia going on hero,
vol, SEQ tho condition Of this country; It
won't DO worth living in, II this thing
don't ceaee." 1T
H'How y said Tho bravo officer, 'oan I
hslp YOU We said TO him-1 didn't say
It to him, becaure 1lwssn't there, but |
would have said It TO him II l had been
there. Here ID what was done-and / put
1t 10 you observation-disclosures Il YVES wrong
In ordinary electiona-wbether II was
wrong In that eort Of elcction--what Gid
wo do? You could tell, Of ths intelligence
Of tho voters, by what wss done; this Of
ticar said .3..We!l, ! will help you all ! cam
FIJI Your pockets with Democratic votes
said he, and wo filled them, both big
pocke,e; then be atcod inside hia voting
place, ard want you Republican report.
era to take thla down and give 1t to the
Rsnubl;cen papers und let ,hem pgo It.
Well, he stood inside the polls with Dayo.
meta acrouo the door, and as q batch OF col.
osed yoteIu would como In this officer said,
In a stanto,inn tone, "ChanHe your tick.
ets." Laughter And With thst DO took
up tho Republican ticket and garo them
the Democratic ticket. The poor colored
men thought 1t was all highland
| il \ was all q right [laughtcr1 that
| 10 10 cay there Wan no g com
pulsion about 1t. There was no op
PRESTON about 1t, ind wrong though yor
would sey Il 10, Il hsu led to Tbs results ]
have told you OF tonight. Applause.
That 10 the aort OF voters We had. l vii
venture to say further, thasthera Ia not .
Republican here to.nigh! who wouldn'
on the Tuesday election OF next month
fool every Democrat IN this county tn
oane way u be could. Lsu2hter.] .Ye
he would have no excuee lor II, Tor II Il
better for tho country that the Democrat,
should l1ule. Applause. At leaas :.
Think 90. Well, 1t 10 said they don't 90 t
tho polls, whose fault 10 that? Not oura
oh, no. Why, my countyymen, thea
colored mon have been educated--lnrg
numbers Of them nro graduates, aud epeal
ssyura! lsDguager, they are intelligent
read the newspapers, atudy tho records
and know just @hsro their true :nteleat
lie. [Applause.l Rtt 81 ',.tl 'a's
hNny phould the colored man longe
vote the Republican ticket2 [Applsuse.
Why ahould be want Elk Thousand Of hi
children in achoo. instead Of l22. 0002 The
dom! 20 to tho polls at oil, IL 10 raid. Vel
in National,e elections that Ia largely truo i
State elections, though, they vots In la,g
measure. My Republican friends how d
you account for this2 DOES the Southern
white man prevent the negro from voting
Why, In all elections. where their int,
csts are concerned, they vote 10 q man
Take tho election on prohibition; In msn
counties they overwhelmed the whit
vote, every black man voted. Take tn
fence Law, a, to whsshor We should hay
fepces or no fences; every black mar
voted then, aud they controlled the cleo
, ton absolutely In certain countieg." 40
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{ Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,;
nays:, Having received 60 much benefit
from Electric B!tters, I ieol 1t my duty to
lot suffering humanity know, Il. Have
had 8 running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told mo I would have
10 hava tho bone Ecraped or leg nmpu'
lated. used, instead, three bottles o.
Electric Bittors and neven boxes Bncklen'l
Arnica ealvs, and my le2 ia now sound
and we'll. 5fIl t'f y; it't
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents 9
bottle, Hnd Bucklsn's Arnica Salve at 25c
per box by Logan & %. G s.
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Il SIsfn,,,,,s, i,,,i Of Faro i, !,

i y!,,, a Special DtIl OF Faro
il being prepared for The holiday number
Of the Springfield, Mass, Good Housekttp.
ing Of ditto OF December l0th, to be igsued
during Thanksgiving week, which will be
the fineas number Good Housekeeping has
ever published. q sN
IS Good Hotsek<tpiu1 FOL! 1888 will contain
a prominent serial SIby Mrs. Heater NJ.
Poole, title, "The Philosophy of Living:
The Etiquette, Economics and Ethics Of
the Home, 2 In twenty.six leseon.chnptera.
Mics Parloa's valuable serieu OF papers,
l''Gmtonomic Thoushts and suggea.ions,"
win be reonmed. Catherine Owen, whose
"Ten Dollara Enough" Progressive
Housekeeping" "Molly Bishops Family
and other valuableaipets, We have already
given, will have a pIomlnen. place. y ~
Had wo the space We could 70 on and
enumerate what the between elk and sevon
hundred individual contributors are each
going to write sbon. In The coming mum.
bsrs Of Good Housekeeping, but we think 1t
sufficient 10 Gsy they will, each and all,
do their beat In making II the most useful,
practical and interesting publication In
thia country. as iSi !. 4 X /
To all new suh,c,ibara Good Houseksep.
ing will DO cont from November IL. 1887
(which 10 the beginning OF Vol. Wy, Ia
January l, 1850, fourteen months, for 9
single years su5scrip.ion, viz, So 80, II
subscriptions are received before January
l, 1888. Z. t Il 1T :.s
The Good Housekeeping aarles,, "Periec
Bread "Key to COOKING "six Oups o
Coffee and lessons IN Candy Making
are offered IS premiums, any two Of thu
three trst or "Letsons In Candy Making
for one years subscription, accompanied
by &c 80; or, sll four for two yeArly sub
, noriptions. accompanied by S.. Tho pub
llshers will ound copy Of "Tcn Dollar
, Enough" 90 a premium for one year
subscription accompanied by So so.
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DlEu.

lsTATIiEa5-Cn Sunday morning. October 30, 1as5,
at9 o'clock. MACY L., wife OF Dr.. W. e. stath.
sis, In the seth yea: Of her age. Il q Cyl
Funeral private from the res.dence oil her husband;
s94lJecob tt,eet, on this tAurdayl morning at !
o'clock. Remains will DO taken on Ohio River
Railroad to Ctn.Ieville, W. Va. for iniermen.
Z Friends Invited, So. 2'It.si'T +F't 't+gs.'
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DON'T

q tasA,l g87 3. {; iNH.I Aoh'e s-Iyt ~ jl'- d
lot that cold Of youra rnn on. You think
1t is light thing. But 1t may run into
ca.arh. Or into pneumonia. Or con-
sumption. 1fj.iFiEtSs ]g .5gttS.
! Ca!arrh Is 6lsgustirg. Pneumonia Ia
dangerous. Consumption Is death itaslf,
. Tbs breathing apparatus mus. DO kept
healthy and clear OF all obatrnc.ons and
offensive matter. O.hsrwisD there 10 trou.
bio ahead. az gisg2 'i5 81 Z.
All the disease of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes snd lungs,
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured BY
the use Of Boachee's German Syrup. il
you don't knew this remedy, thousands
aud thorneuds Of people can tell you.
They bsye been cured by It, aad know
how it 10, thsmselyes.p Bottle only IS
cent?. Ask yonr druggist. 55
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We have for aals several Type-writers,
including The Remington, the Crandsli
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Calisrsph, snd will be cold cheap Writers
for rent and for aale on monthly ina.all.
menta. Call On or address for circulars i' a
Ei;. EDwARs L.. RosE & Co.,
~ IS Twelfth street.
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Use it in evsry s:ck.Ioom. VIII Keep
the atmosphere purs and wholesome re-
moving all bad odors from any source. 81:
VIII destroy all D'sesse Germs, iuiec-
ton from all Feyerz, and ell Contagious
Diseases. L l.22 i3 4 X ,29 y 9: !
The eminent phys;cisn, J. Marion Sims,
NJ. D., New York, saya: ~ am convinced
that Prot. DsrbyH Prophylacsic Fluid is
most valuable disinfec.ans."- iii Mwraw
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FOR SALE,
E0R SALE.

FOR ,SALE-A: NEW, THREE.STORY
a: Hotel. Just finished. Write to HEAVIER &
TOTTES, Buckhpunou, ". Va FIl= nc1i n1ws
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8CHEA.PbHO

:, $500 Will buy a two story, alr1os. new, Franc
house. iouI rooms; lot soxlli. q TRIMS CASH.
90 Aero Farm, about ono mile f.om WMcl1si
wei improved; $50 per acre, n
mo Brentlinger Properly on Market street
~ iees on Market and Sixteenth street
- Fine Residence conner Twcntysecond ard
C " streets. II roors, cath room and Office.
A5a !. =, !, q. "A. sCHAEFEg 4 CO.,
U - q 10 aaE
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4 4 + -. b Co.
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ~, sell, at public air.
ton. at the i,ont door Of the Couit ouie Of OSIa
county. West Virginia. the tract OF land Of which
the late b. II. T.. Carter died seized, iroplup an
sae SAtonai road and lying On the :
tract Oh land containing 40 acres and 3s ps.chCs
Will DO offered first ~ q whols; and then In ion,
different parcels, viz: First-A small yrrcel front.
Ing on ths PIX, and lying along w Calvary Gene
eccondI,The west parcel OF said tract also trout.
Ing on the pike, containing about IS acres and il
poles aod having upon It tho house, barns and
other improvements. Tho two foregoing parcels
will also be offered together. ThirdSThs middle
ra!ccl OF said tract containing IS acres and IS
p0.es and reached from said road BY a lane be.
tween Wheeling Park aud Mt. Calvary ccmetery.
and having upon II a house and other bu.ldipW,
This tract Will also be Offered In connection viii
tho two parcels before named. Four.h-The csW
parcel OF said tract, containing 81 acres, roods
and 20 poles. lying Immediately, In tho rear 0!
wheeling Park, and reached from said National
rad by d rocd between the park and cemetery.
This parcel and tho last named parcel OF u aercs
and IS poles will also be offered together. Tho IeSt
pa!cel OF 81 acres roods and 81 poles, his been
laid Ga IN eight lots. varying In size from little
th!s parcel will be offered in lots also -. =
Gales Will be mad In manner In which this most
money can be realized. platS Allowing the n.
rangeynent OF the difierentpaIcels and lots offered
Us above arc on ME With the pape's In tho ca.c
special commissioners .Bg Sc "a - =
Teams CT BALE-One.th third Of tho pu,chs,o
money, or as much more thereof as the purchaser
nay elect to pay, IN cash. and the balance to DO
Two years from date Of sale With interest; no.es
with personal security to ee given therefor. and
title 10 DO retained until full payment Of The pur
chase money. 2. J.kUGua,
y $1,000 ss,ss3t n i. B. D0vENER
Special Commissioners,
II W. e. uALLER, Auctioueer. r. y Ifst "a 7g,a. T..
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S6asDay Gold Mine. he. !.

over offered. & A golden harvest ior the next Two
Months S75 Per Month and CT peutes to active
men to sell our goods No capital required. No
peddling * SAMPLE cNo OF FOODS and valuable In.
formation and full particulars FREH.l No hum.
bug; We mean Just what WA ssv. Address ut once
STANDARD slLVERWARE co Boston, MaaI. ~
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5 tsi COMMISSIONERS sALEs.
GALE OF THE OLD FAIR GRoUSS
One Hundred and seventy.two Deslra,
bio Lots on Wheeling Island,

In pursuance Of q decree Of The Circuit t,ou,, :,
Ohio County, VI. Va entered on the ihIrd daV " "
june 1887, In tho case Of 0gietAy and oiRsMv,
against Brown and Others, the undersigned srecjsi
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.E,INE.FARMs FOR SALE.

Situated * miles southwest Of a.. Clslrsyille
containing 1875 acres Of choice land, GU which
mere IL q CORD twostory brick dwelling and q Two
story name dwelling; best barn III BeiInou, coun'
y, hnbles, wsSon sheds. corn cribs and all rtces
taIy ou!bulldlngs. An abundance OF fruit oil al
Kind: three good apple orchards, 4 gocd pts'
orchard, plenty OF water at all timex Thi. is one
OF The best stock farms In BelmoAt county. and
can % divided to make Two good iarrs VII DO
toid cncap and on easy terms. Fer particulars
call on or eddrefs. = n ~ Il +, HOWELL,
Z ", Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
) oc24 ~ tgt,7I' al I1gs5l BgiDGEroEr. O.
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r. W. Il. 1lALLER, AuCt0ccer. N tf5t it.1.s| s
& hereby certify that bond hpa been given By tho
above named special commissioners a. required
BY Law, and the deuce in the above entitled cause
"a - ~ ~ ai.ffle JOHN ". MITCHELL,
;. Gcls lsstt5ii. Clerk Circuit Court Ohio Couniy
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y 2 - 80 g
Tho residence Of Lewis Jones, No % North From.
street. Island This IS one OF tho best and mos.
convenient houses In the city Persors desiring 10
examine the house or gain further Information
can 90 no b! calling on Mrs JOKES ct the house. or
THANK L. MCNKL4L. $50 sl,tfEz AZ keSl
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FIRST; GLASS SHORT GREEK FARM

70, Eoo Acres about 10 miles from Wheeling, two
m1Ss rom short Creek Station, on r., G. 4 81 L.
ejesrea ana % asssS creek bottom aboa. ae
soil. underlad with the ave foott Of rocd coal
daIee bItck house. Q rooms GOOD water, Stable and
Tna. . For particulars enquire o! pErEI
DkLAfLA1n, on the premises, or
auo S5'S3,s 1Soo Market Street. NbeeiIns. II. w.
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4 TRAVEs.SRS' auEDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a TRAlNs-on And after July II, 1ss7-Er7LI-
NATION OF nxrIaRuCR MARys. sDsIIy. tsundAy
excepted. tMoudsy excepted.--Exytcrn StxndxId
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Rnmors are among the best things in the
Eorln to he let alOne. u. y. ".
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IEWHEELING & ELM GROVE R, r -
s,YHCn aad Eitsr Monday, October 81, 1857,
run as follows: ;,i It,i5l I,f -, y
Leave Wheeling: ;St n :i Il II
s6:aeam, 700 m, Q a m. II 90 m, 80 D N, $50
5:D p N. 7eOp m, 800 m. sYt, q.
Arrive at Wheeling Park IA n 81 M
SEQ N, !:ss m. 9:sS m,11:s5 q n, 2:0s p m,
4;o' p N, s:t5 p N, 7:a5 N, 9:s5 p m. n ;5
Leave Wheeling Park: II, n 81 N
$40 m, 7:45 N. 1000 M 1880 p n, $50 D M.
4:2s N. 6lo p Il, $40 IN, 1000 N. u. !,
Arrive at Wheeling 4 j III
6:i5 M: $40 IN. 10:S5 n. y: o5 m, sos N,
4:5a p N, 6aS p nj s:3S p m. 1850 p "a. s.s5
SsuNDAYs-Leave the city at 500 N. and .ua
at 300 a N, and run every hour untiliO p n, sexI
ccpt the church train, which will leave the raik
at e:45 m, aud city at ! :l5 p m. al,
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a mean man may wear the wings OF an
angel, but he Decent know how to flap
them. q \. j f7 i IA
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MONDAY, OCTOBER n. ,ss7.

Est /, MONDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1857, ~
beginning at o'clock 4. ~. SOL at public auction
Z. thc !ton! 900, tho Court ,!ea'o q Ohio Goan,y
tho OLD FAIR GROUND PROPERTY, stnatSta ny ~
wheeling Island. north Of Zane street. and YVES, ~
Nosh hp hr rs 5 ana meas
twelve bnndred!ha acres Tho tract extends anu anu
will DO sold. fully 10 tho rlver a ''
undor the authority Of said dccrcc, Tim said com,
iuto parcels and hay0 laid oil sSeS I and sssai
through the same. "a plat showing tho Nrransn'
mcpt OF blocks, lots, streets aud alleys, has been
Frspsiesa .i sna nay b. seet q tho oec Of Gcorsa
Printed copies Of tad plat may, on and ai,er oca.
Der LIST, DO had Of tho undersigned - y S' W
y Tho properly VIII int DO ororGd as a whole
afterwards 10 blocks and thon IN lots az bhown ~,
appear tho most Rdyan tagcnus. y hen oilbreI X
blocks, the blocks numbered and NAV be ora ~
Ga losethSr. as ono PARCEL. Whom offered In lois.
SSas sSn,suaS s,e o' SSy b |s rod
one purchaser, tho streets, alleys and lots may Ia
dsrcgafded He, In such case, becaintS ths my ~
chaser Of tho streets ana alleys within The bound,
aries o. tho tract II any block DO sold separately
lot lines within tho block. but nlieyS ,su,t ' SS
opened II tho blocks numbered and . % ,old
together 70 one purchaser, the street iuuuinp H..
tween .aid o; s and tho alley nlnning through
purchaser, 10 DO made and declared nj Ihs lima n
tho purchase. II no 10 elects 10 disregard ISr y,
closcl said street and alley, then tho south md Of
a, Wnsls sSSmE1 block on
alley parallel with Zane street. will 10 sod as lot
There arc on said Fair Ground trct more than ,v,
hsmdsea sa unity ~, which t
part arc maple. Aii Of laid trees arc well rnsn
probably moro than hall Of them having trunks
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EOR SALE
STOCKS FOR SALE:
DESIRABLE PROPERTY

FOR S ALE.
Good house and all necessary out.buIldIugs
WIN rom one 70 Ave ncles OF ground. II
nso Mn t 0ui!aing lots high and dry, and IN
Also Ten acres Of hill land, to DO sold separate.
Any portion OF this property will be sold to luit
one purchaser: Reasonable prices.
0c6 ~. GEORGE CARIYi,F -Tnrontn IlhIo
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~ ll:i & VIM. ERsEINE,
az az Isl glIf GEOkCE II CAT

,,.'7lilg''' - bIecIal COmmlNlonen
q ] ce,tiiy that bond has been given by saId ma
cial Commissioners, 4. required by said decree.
HEt,liS3ih,1l {tSlbs JOHN ". MlTUliELIA-
SEQ z 81 Cl0sk OF said Court
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TuE,DAYsEovE4BEn ss, 1857,

d BY virtue Of a decree entered In the above ON
titled cause on the eth day OF October, A D. IL;
the undersigned special Commissioners viii: on
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3S NJ 3 u, 2: % O. Railroad. sue
Bol!aire q Zanesrllo Through Passenger leaves
Beilatve at $40 a. m, arrives at Bellaire at D. m.
Woodsdeld Passenger leaves Bellsirc 1t Alb p,
sumlnerfeld ACCOMMODATION leaves Bellaisc at
loo D. ul arrives At Bc!la!ra at 1915 a. M mn
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III the Circuit Court q Ohio County, ". Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALIJ.
~ ABLE REAL EsrATB ON THR NATIONAL
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more. She has one or two other patients in
town. Our ex-townswoman, Mrs. Martha
Benedict Farnham OF Mortified, long
time invalid, we are told seems to have been
materially helped by her treatment. 80
From her only daughter we learn that Mrs.
Keene w. Davis, now over eighty years of
age, is in good health at her home near
Greeley, Colorado. She lives with her son
Henry a farmer there. Her only other living
son, Charles, is in the railway service in Den
yer, Col. 80 A townsman tells us that
friend of his residing elsewhere has faith
enough in the future Of our town to want to
invest a score of thousands of dollars in real
estate here, and, we infer, in or near the
village. Money and brains, with needed ac-
compartments, are just what we want TO
come in here and develop our resources.
The more and the sooner the better. 60
Our railroad commissioners are pushing their
work, and 1t is said that the bonding of the
town land so the railroad) is virtually as
sured, so far as in MS lies With property
OF over half a million, rs shown by our
grand list, and with brave hearts and strong
limbs, we may laugh at a debt of 100000, if
only there comes with it the hoped-for pros
perity of the place. - AT the annual
meeting of the Congregational society last
week the wish was expressed that Rev. Il.
ID. Miller be asked to remain with the
church another year. 1t is hoped that a
brighter day is soon to dawn upon the
CnurcneS mere III tne way oil an increase OF
worshipers and means to sustain worship.
1t behooves every one, then, having at heart
the interests of these churches to lift as hard
as they can the present year. Gifts and
labor may tell for more now than in some
time to come go There is to be feast of
song at the town hall on Tuesday of next
week, which is doubtless owing to the pres
ence OF our young townsman, Professor
Willis III. Gale, amongst u.s. Singers from
other places will join with our own to make
it jubilee, and it will likely prove very
enjoyable occasion. There will be re-
hearsal in the afternoon of that day and a
free concert in the evening, to which every
body here and elsewhere is cordially in
vited. - Townsman Charles Peters was
at the scene of the terrible railroad acct
dent in Hartford on Saturday last. He
came through Hartford on the train pre-
ceding the one that was wrecked, though
urged by a friend to wait and take the
latter. - 1t has been said that the
late accident at Hartford will not inter
fere with the building of our railroad
this year, though we know not how it
may prove. =- Mr. Ruel Covel fell last
week and hurt himself quite severely,
though the rumor that leg was broken is
incorrect. - Professor Willis II. Gale
purposes to return to Norfolk, Nebraska, in
about two weeks.
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a PROMISING ENTERPRIsE.-A New Hamp,
shire paper says; "Messrs. Woodbury.
Weston & Co. of Whitefeld, n H., pro-
prietors of DIR. Mark Il. Woodburys Dys-
pepsia Killers e ID. ks, are now employ
ing n large number of people making, pack
ing selling, etc, with sale of ID. X. IS rapidly
increasing. They have recently received an
order for fifty gross d. X. IS from Doolittle &
Smith of Boston, which, at druggists price,
amounts to over $500, and is said to be by
far the largest order for medicine that ever
came into this state. Their motto is, Take a
ID. X. and be o. X, and the public seems to
be doing this at very encouraging rate. 1t is
believed that this enterprising firm bids fair
to employ several hundred hands before
enormous business. The ID. X. S are a most
excellent remedy for all kinds of stomach
troubles, as might be expected from DIR.
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Deatbs.

Barre, 49, ' "'0'' 'oii"oi5 Vi
In East Montpelier Feb. T. Horace A. Putnam 60
Funeral at the Brick church East Nnntnaiiep'
Thursday February TO- at 200 p. NJ
In Concord, y. H., Feb T. Elizabetb Lord Cbase
wire OF John NJ Hin aud mother of Rev Howard r.
HILL rector of Christ church, Montpelier 81
In Westminster, Polly Abbott 49,
In Stowe, Jan. q, c. b. Harris, 80.
In Stowe, Jan. 20, Il. r. Hodge u.s.
In Georgia, Feb. 6, Hiram Hyde, ST.
In Bethel, Feb. I, Eliza Renslow S.
In Cabot, Feb. g William c. Swan, g.
In Towshend, Feb g Henry Davis, 49,
In Halifax, Jan. IS James worden 3d.
In Guilford, Jan 30, Truman Yeaw 81
In BrOokline. Jan 90, Andrew S. Rist TO-
In Essex, Feb. 6, Mrs. Sarah X Butler, g.
In Bellows Falls Feb. 2, Oscar ID. Gray. S.
In st. Johnsbury, Jan. q, Bertha Price H.
In Wardsboro, Jan. 81, Curtis r. Pierce, 50.
In st. Johnsbury, Jan. ~, Edward Drew, 50.
In St. Adams, Feb. 5, Mrs. Edward Ryan, 49,
In Bethel Feb. ?, Mrs Ampias Williams ST.
In Ryegate Jan. 20, Mrs. Janette McLam, II.
In South Vernon, Feb 3 Frank G. Merrill a.
In ST. Johnsbury, Jan. 30, Fremont Brown, 81.
In Brattleboro Jan. q, Mrs. Katie A. Fenton, 81
In Island Pond, Jan. 90, Mrs. Abigail Taggard, S.
In Waterbury Center Feb. I, Alonzo G. Murray. IS.
In Granville Feb. 2, of canker-rash Leonard son
of Arthur FOrd,6
In Burlington, Feb. ?, Marian, daughter of A. c.
and l.. l.. Whiting, ..
In Roxbury, Feb. 2, of diphtheria Arthur son of
Mrs Ann Chatterton, 9.
In Marshfed Dec. 81, 1856, Mrs sallie Bowls, ss
years, ii months and % days.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-02-09
Marriages.

In Montpelier, Feb. 3, by Rev j. Edward WRIGHT
Ira j.; Harran of Montpelier and Ina NJ. Chapman OF
MiddleseX. VI
Tracy. 80
In Morristown Jan. 81, Frank H. Cram and Della
f. Day.
eta j. Ray.
In Underhill, Jan. IS, William Kirby and Mrs.
Harriet Scoheld.
In Derby Line, Jan. 81 j. X. Finley of Charleston
and Isabella Moore.
~ 'Wolcott Jan. 20, b. @. Goodwin Of Randolph
and Mary A. Sheldon.
IN 81; Adams, Feb. 3, Arlin ID. Horskn and Sarah
A. Wilder both of Franklin.
In North Hyde Park Jan. 80 Charles ingalls, and
oyhthia Holdridge, both of Eden.
IN knosburgh, Feb B. by Rev G. l.. Guild ". j.
onanee ana Carrie L. Hodges, both of Enosburgh.
In Moretown, Feb. ?, by Rev w II. Dean, Richard
lyman ana Ruth N. Hathaway, both of Moretown.